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Greetings:
Our administration occasionally wishes to send a mass email to all students, all faculty and staff, and occasionally both. I have created Majordomo mailing lists for this purpose and they work fine, but when the system tries to deliver all of the messages at once, performance suffers while delivery is in progress. The mailing list (Majordomo) server runs sendmail 8.13.6 and the destination host runs 8.13.8. The sender breaks it up into batches of 100 recipients each. Is there anything I can do on either the Majordomo side or the recipient side to slow down delivery attempts so that performance does not suffer so much while delivery is in progress? Majordomo does add the "Precedence: bulk" header if that makes a difference. I thought about QueueLA (on the receiving end), but the load average doesn't really get that high (usually under 3.0) but because of all of the I/O in /var/mail, users checking their mail see delays. Thanks... Jim McCullars University of Alabama in Huntsville |
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